**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Mon Jun 03 02:59:57 2019 Jun 03 03:08:01 Any googd source for learning pri assembly language programming Jun 03 03:08:10 *pru Jun 03 12:32:15 gm all Jun 03 12:32:57 did you look at bbb.io/pru? sone resources are fairly buried. Jun 03 12:33:51 hope everyone is sending in weekly reports today as we’re into the coding period. Jun 03 12:38:12 be sure to look at typical distro packaging rules. folks like vagrantc and probinson on #beagle should be able to give good tips on making a nice install kit. Jun 03 12:38:45 how are things coming along? Jun 03 12:39:20 +1 jkridner - Having everything wrapped up in a nice one-command-installable Debian package would be great! Jun 03 12:39:37 got a power brick yet? Jun 03 12:40:18 and upstreaming into distros even better. Jun 03 12:55:31 jkridner[m]: not yet Jun 03 13:07:56 jkridner abhishek_ I will look into it Jun 03 13:28:36 I had watched the videos available their on the bbb.io/pru site but i didnot find anything regarding the steps to how to program the pru available in the system.Though it give a good overview of it working. I have studeiwd the beaglelogic code their i have found the some .asm based codes in the firmware section. But still have very less idea about. Some resources Jun 03 13:28:36 have been shared by @ds2 i am looking into it Jun 03 13:31:10 I am also keeping my project update on here https://elinux.org/Beagleboard_gsoc_2019_bi-directional_progress if you have any feedback on it Jun 03 13:33:27 k. I am still thinking about weekly summaries after our meetings on the project page like the RTEMS example embden provided. Jun 03 13:34:09 there should be an assembly reference guide. i’ll google. Jun 03 13:40:26 did you find http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/PRU-ICSS ? Jun 03 13:41:14 http://www.ti.com/lit/ug/spruij2/spruij2.pdf has instructions Jun 03 13:41:45 http://www.ti.com/lit/ug/spruhv6c/spruhv6c.pdf has the assembler guide Jun 03 13:43:10 https://github.com/beagleboard/cloud9-examples/tree/master/PocketBeagle/TechLab has my current favorite examples for getting started. Jun 03 13:43:42 however, the way it works needs more documentation. Jun 03 13:44:12 it uses the .c9/runners and a makefile with some helper scripts. Jun 03 13:45:26 Yes i have downloades that earlier .As it is a 5000 pages guide can you please guide me with some important sections in it Jun 03 13:52:10 pranav_kumar[m]: I can see only 315 pages assembly guide spruhv6c and 50 pages in spruij2 Jun 03 13:53:41 Sry i had mis typed it Jun 03 13:54:34 Thanks for correcting it out Jun 03 14:03:46 jkridner[m]: I think I will buy a power brick in two or three days a power brick if it doesn't come. Jun 03 14:15:53 jkridner: Hi, I was able to fix the issues with gbsim installation and provided updated installation steps and an installation script for installing gbsim, I was able to to add support for I2C based click boards through gbsim, verified with rtc-6 click, weather click,mpu 9dof click , currently I am working on the command line utility to load/unload the click , will Jun 03 14:15:54 update the blogs and provide a demonstration video soon Jun 03 14:20:08 wow. nice progress. start a manifest repo? Jun 03 14:21:30 i might need to get some more clicks headed your way. if things get in good shape, i should be able to connect with mikroE. I think they could provide some. Jun 03 14:22:08 jkridner: gbsim SPI interface has some bugs which needs to be fixed, will work on that too, was able to test and reported the current issues with gbsim at https://github.com/vaishnav98/gbsim , so that we can track the issues easily Jun 03 14:26:01 jkridner: I am currently using the manifesto tool https://github.com/vaishnav98/manifesto , to generate the manifest blobs , shall I create a new repo or add the manifests in the same repo itself? Jun 03 14:27:04 jkridner: That's really great, I'll soon provide a demonstration video Jun 03 14:35:28 jkridner: having a look at the structure of the manifest files, we can see that most of the information is same as far as click board support is concerned (like version-major, version-minor, vendor-string..), so instead of writing separate manifests for each clickboard can we use the manifest blob generator along with a config file which has information about the Jun 03 14:35:28 click boards (for i2c : address, driver..) to generate and copy the manifest blob to gbsim hotplug-module directory when insclick command is invoked? Jun 03 14:52:19 I guess. Whatever the database that gets created will be edited, it should be flexible, readable, able to be managed via distributed contributions and reasonably licensed. Are you thinking a single text file in YAML/CSV/other? Seperate files, but not formatted as manifest files? Jun 03 14:52:32 I'm excited to see what it is you already have working. Jun 03 15:03:18 jkridner: I was thinking of something like separate files for i2c based and SPI based clicks, preferably YAML/CSV Jun 03 15:03:51 Sure,will upload a video as soon as I get the CLI ready Jun 03 15:30:36 pranav_kumar[m]: Are you here? Jun 03 15:37:43 pranav_kumar[m]: I mailed you some PRU-related materials, including some source code that should help you get started. If you run into any difficulty, mail your mentors and we can help you. Jun 03 15:38:55 Yes Jun 03 15:39:23 Thanks i will update my progress you soon Jun 03 16:22:19 vaishnav98_: I just made several comments on your github gbsim repo. cc ravikp7 Jun 03 16:37:24 vaishnav98_: how close are you to milestone #1: getting OLEDC Click to work? Jun 03 16:42:18 vaishnav98_ ravikp7: what do you think about doing strikethrough's on milestones? https://elinux.org/BeagleBoard/GSoC/2019_Projects#Greybus Jun 03 16:58:17 jkridner: I saw your comments, currently I am not at home, I will make the suggested changes asap. Jun 03 17:03:28 jkridner: getting OLEDC click to work will require fixing the issues with the gbsim SPI , I hope I'll be able to implement support for SPI clicks before the first evaluation ,will work on it in the coming week Jun 03 17:04:37 care to update the milestones on https://elinux.org/BeagleBoard/GSoC/2019_Projects#Milestones ? no rush, just trying to setup one place for tracking all the project progress. Jun 03 17:04:57 ok to rearrange milestones a bit... Jun 03 17:05:58 would love to see something related to Makecode on here... ie., some kind of drag-and-drop prototype, but it is very clearly a stretch goal and not something that will impact your pass/fail. Jun 03 17:09:55 jkridner: Thanks a lot for updating the projects page with the milestones, will update the milestones as project Progress :) Jun 03 17:13:59 jkridner: sure I'll try to include support through Makecode also if possible within the project period or after it :) **** ENDING LOGGING AT Tue Jun 04 03:00:18 2019